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January 2006

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Do Not Steal: A Lutheran Vision of Practice of Economic Justice
Placing Early Christianity as a Social Movement within its Greco-Roman Context
The Church in Socially Turbulent Times: The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s from the Perspective of an Urban Pastor
The Power of One…Community
The Civil Rights Movement of the '60s—A Personal Perspective

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The Scope of Our Democracy: A Response to Mark Noll
Response to Reviews of Just War against Terror
Pursuing God with U2: An Adult Study
Preaching and Politics at All Saints Episcopal Church, Pasadena, California
"Render unto Caeser"
A Journey of Christian Human Responsibility: Harvey Cox’s Appropriation of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Between the Pew and the Forum
"Keeping it Real" While Staying Out of the "Loony Bin": Social Ethics for Healthcare Systems (Listening to Women of Color with Breast Cancer: Insights for U.S. Healthcare)
Shipshewana and the American Way of Fear
Theology in the Context of “World Christianity"
Review of Gilbert Meilaender's Bioethics: A Primer for Christians
Review of Gilbert Meilaender's Bioethics: A Primer for Christians
Review of Gilbert Meilaender's Bioethics: A Primer for Christians
Truth Is Stranger than Fiction: The Da Vinci Code and Early Christianity
Listening to Women of Color with Breast Cancer: Theological and Ethical Insights for U.S. Healthcare (Part 1 of 2)

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Scarred Epistemologies: What a Theology of the Cross Has to Say about the Gay Marriage Ban
Skull Valley: Nuclear Waste, Tribal Sovereignty, and Environmental Racism

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A Review of Munib Younan's Witnessing for Peace: In Jerusalem and the World; edited by Fred Strickert
Woo me, sister; move me, brother! What does Pop Culture Have to Do with Preaching?
Freedom and Vocation: A Lutheran (and Augustinian) Perspective on Art, Scholarship, and Higher Education

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Just Peace and Just Peacemaking - A Perspective
La Diritta Via: An Ethical Response to Terror
JLE Portfolio: Conscience and Community
Conscience-Bound or Conscience-Liberated: What's best for the ELCA?
Martin Luther’s Understanding of the Conscience, “Coram Deo” (…and the ELCA’s Sexuality Study)
More than Principles Are Needed
Solus Christus or Sola Viscera? Scrutinizing Lutheran Appeals to Conscience
Yet Another Chance to Be Lutheran

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If God Gives Them the Same Gifts, Who are We to Hinder God?
JLE Portfolio: Just Peace and Just Peacemaking
A Lutheran Perspective on Teaching Legal Ethics
In the Face of War
Our Pacific Mandate: Orienting Just Peacemaking as Lutherans
The Just War Theory of Peacemaking
Vulnerability and Security: A Paradox Based on a Theology of Incarnation
Review of Must Christianity Be Violent? by Kenneth R. Chase and Alvin Jacobs
Review: Three Books on Peace

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Your Dignity is My Security: Vulnerability and Security Considering the Arab/Muslim/Middle Eastern Perspective
Alms and Advocacy: Lutheran Ministry with the Poor
Comments on Vulnerability and Security and The National Security Strategy of the United States
Hope in the Face of The National Security Strategy: Three Readings and Patriotic Publicity
Response to Robert Benne on Civil Religion
Response to the Respondents to my Civil Religion Argument
Vulnerability and Security: Threads from a Conversation
Response to the Study prepared by the Commission on International Affairs in the Church of Norway Council on Ecumenical and International Relations, January 2001
Review of Sharon D. Welch’s After Empire: The Art and Ethos of Enduring Peace
Introducing Vulnerability and Security